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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
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have been . martyr to bilieas bad. cche and dyspepsis. Any indiscre<iea ip diDt, over-fatigus, oe cold, hrings en . 1f q indigestion, to be followed hy . bad ache lasting two or three days < Hms. l think 1 must havs tried oves twsuty different remedies. which wsfs secom- pended as certain ca.ss hy lsvins 1iends, but 1t was no uss, Iiko th0 Fdshnan, l eot DO better vssy fass. ~ Ast thought l would takS . simpls eourse of pufyatioa with BaAspRRrx's knts. Fos the int week l taok tve f4s sUry night, thsa ons Pill fug thirey niohtei in that time gained thsoo pssnds h wsiSht, sad nsvs, hsye As6 as scAe CT pin incs.
 Wut1AN I, 1ooEwSzx.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
Wood W00eod.

Parties owing us wood on subscription are respectfully informed that our wood pils is running very low and . storm is threatening. Please bring us along some without delay.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
osook toe oalo.

have 200 head of heiiers to selI, from
 twelve to eighteen months of age They
 come Of good American stock. Will
 sell the whole lot at bargain Apply immediately Q
 ". M YAxuRrHIir
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
yvanted. oheap eee oash.

A span of well-broke work horses. Weight to be from 1, 200 ts l 300 pounds; i; age from six to eight yeafs. Enquire of
 FlxpgzicXs Baos.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
Waecls Rspaasine.

uyour watch Is out of order take it to Gsorge H. Curry. Established in Pes- eota 9 years Satisfaction guaranteed, and price consistent with good work. All watches rspaired by him have card in beck cases and none others warranted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
WodnoolA Edition

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 Aasnas aal skuie aan1Ess - inslDsn b thsfnssazasina q ths Dsuav slDcSsa omcsss q ths Ras1ses Sone 1olD op- mosrUv evsnine.
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 Mn Heasy, dAsgAss q l1n Il E. Fay. arrived isum Ca1i1uasis lnse svusr iag. and vin spsnd tals vinsw ia Hsss- colt Both lAiissass dslieh1sd vi1h CT wine8 eimaso.
 In thess truahassooe imas e unsnG- isfactssy slsctinn sesulis, t dog ss- sachss himsew b your paasalpons vhsn you hsvs your hack tus.sd so hin, b is anoshw cass of eossasGsd ssots By, - want b knoW.
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 sunm0nr Ths A.Ai1As hlnahsd dep asl rsphed.
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 yosossoay's VseA. The voAs q yss1ssdsys slsstioa uas sesy very igha ssly SC votss being 1 pollsd fhe fd1Ouing i ths oakcial l soant: |
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05

l can safely recommend Elya Cream Balm for the cure Catarrah, Cold in the Head, etc. Before have used the bot tie purchased find myself cured. At times l could scarcely smell anything and had headache most of the time Henry Lilly, Agent for the American ExpFeas Co, Grand Haven Mich. Priee. go csnts.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
0o0t 0avgasn.

20 head of good stock cattle. good nnge. plenty of water, deeded land, fine house and other improvements worth $as00. ell for $5o00. Other good proper ty cheap. Arizona Investment Agency. E. c. Smith. Manager.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
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 We gre indebted to '. ". Fsneh, ob- server dgnal oosps Unitsd etates army at WhiPpls fer moathly vsashe. sum.
 msrJ for December. and ehal.snss any
 country to beAs it for chEsss. Weeom- pils fruzn it as foilows: Mean tempera.
 ture. 4o.s: hishess temPerssure, ell;
 lowest temperature, 3l.s: monthly
 nnge ot tempesssure z35; gssassst dai.
 iy range. ss.s; leass daily ranss. ls.A
 The above e compared with former
 yeAss shows the hishest tempersturs for
 December since 1877. The lowest for
 December since and including 1871 wus
 recorded for the month in 1878 when
 the mean tempsra4ure was sl. !. the next
 lowest in 1884 vas 33.6. The next hishest to 1888 VI in 1888 when the average vas 4ol.
 Chaplain e shs Usowoo.
 Hon. Daniel Fl. Ming. rnsmber of slse legislature for Graham county. arrived in the city yesterday Dan is one of the stock nen of the county and one oi the pioneen of Arisvpai Canyon. and has al-
 nys been oos of the nsst popnlar men os his bsetioa. But t 0as soe until come fev months go thss Dan Minks nams became O generally knosn outsids of Arizona The occasion of his fame vas his famous prsyes for rain. which va. followed by flood through his section. The prayer and what followed was pub iished in the Arizona journs!s and cop ied by half the pres of the country.
 The democracy os Graham, spprsciat- ing the power of Dan, elected him by . sweeping majority to the assembly, for they no doubt felt that an Arizonau who could produce rain could, and would. exercise . Ereas moral influence on the membefs of tho legislasurs. Te this end. is s beloved thst hs viil be unanimously endorsed e chaplain of the lovss hosse. Hsv thh would be perfectly splendid. fhs es.r ed Pims county w7ll endorss shs sslectioe unaai 
 The propnetors of the Elite saioon, near the williams houss, furaish hst lunch every day froa l3 so 2 o'clock, snd cold lunch from 10 saOso if p.m-tf In Juses Bauuaann's confectionery store, some jsvely. The party who cen givs satisfactory prOf of ovnerahip can oS- lain it after paying cost ot publieasion-7 Tho Lassss s~e Greatest osossvssy.
 D.. J. De Pr.si's Hambury Fig. A crystalised fruit esthAetie. \ discovery of the greatest in&sssst so tho medical profession. A boon to every household. \ most delicSouD hxaxivs oe pur9asive. prepared from fruits and vegetables. So perfectly harmless that they may be sd- miuistersd vjth entire satety to an in- sant. So efkeAeiooD to adu1ss that . 'ingle doe VII provs thair salus. and 70 elsGant psepassf;os thas 1t seeds only to b prsasnAsd to ths public to be- come nscessity ia svssy household tho lanA For liver com plaints, hseirual constipation. indiges- 'ion. dyspepsis and piles, they ase'a spe- 'ific. To trsvesers by sea and Land they sin be found invaluable; they are posi- lively unfailing in their action. and this t the only medicine ever offered to the l public that is acceptable to the taste. md co pleaaant that children will eat I he figs as eagerly e candy For sale 1 y every druggist throughout the world l Price 9 cents . box. J. J. Mack < Co. 'roprietors, g and II Front st.ess, San 'rancisco, Cal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
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St Johns, Apache county, has mum ter of able bodied faasiiers who arr evi- dently in training Sor the purpose of
 orgAnizing SAssr.e club. Their chief su61ser discussssi- -tkas sss -s.s~- the -
 sacity of csnines. One of them recently
 told of dog which lighted fire for his
 master, whefsst sh~ Herald produced
 the folIoving:
 ~The vondsriul intelligence of Henry
 bsntA's dog. which vas recorded in the
 columns of the Hesald several wexks
 ago. has set the rival tongues 0f canine ovnen to waggine. An attache of the
 Hefah ofkce, who is the owner of large and unusually intelligent animal, re- lasss that bis dog chased chipmnnk
 into . hollow piece of timber, and after
 vainly endesvoriny to get the iistle erea- ture from its hiding place he deliberately took the piece of timber in his mouth and carried tt tc . stream G; water near by. and after placing it in the stream, subnargcd t with his feet, until the ehipmunk was compelled to run ont, when hs caught and killed it. The gen tlemaa aleO vouches for the following exhibition of apolosetic intelligence by tho same dog. He ssys that Nexican came to his raneh onA certain occasion. and tho dog made . vigorous attack upon hiln. tearing ous . large fragment from tbs rear of his unmenionablcs. The dog w.s called oG, quieted and e. vsrsly scolded for his want of hospital ity, which caused him to crawl ofi to his kennel in shame and modification. After the Mexican had retired the doE came in, took in his mouth needle and thread sticking in he wAil. gathered up he dilapidated pants. together with the Iorn fragment and carried them all to his master. and then quietly took his sesa and swaissd the repair of the gar ment that hs might restore them to the place had found them. We believe it Wiu bs difficult to cite an instance of mere rsmArksb's courteous intslli- yence."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05

When in fteseott be sure and esn as Baumann's candy factory, east side of plasa. dl7
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
Tuesday, January 4th-

Tuesday, January 4th. Ra:C,s adjourning the old board of 1 supervisors audited and allowed the fol I lowing bills:
 H W Fieury. justice fees - IS 90 E Pannenbesg ... 95 72 1! c F Fisher, constable .... "A % Sarah Ford. ind sick - 70 co ] Fisher, meas rsilrosd. .. 25l % Christine Johnsca, meals for Jury -.-......--... 1SW D E Mitchell. fees ..... IS % The accounts of the supervisors for the fourth quarter of 1886 having been approved by the probate judge. warrants were ordered drawn in payment thereof as follows:
 W Doughefty ....& g 90
 ] D Cook. ,.... -..-.. 800 W c wingfeld .... l62 50 Report of J. Q. Stephens, inspector of
 final section of Prescott ( Arisons Gen.
 trai railroad, was received and read. Report of J. J. Fisher. appointed so
 measure the line, o! the Prescott &
 ArisopA Central rsilrosd vas received
 and read. On motion the board estab-
 lished the distance st srventy-three
 miles.
 Application of the Prescott | Afisona Central railway company for the bonds rerersed until they reaehAd Prescott. vas read.
 Bonds for the eighth section ot three miles. and those reserved until the com- pletion oi the rosd to Prescott. amount ing in all to ese OO. were ordered isued to the Prescott q AFixoas Central rail road company.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
merve Feos.

Standard nerve food delightful, e ~eu e Aeal:hfni drink, is not . medi- -ins, bas an invigorant, the greatest nervs festorAtive of the age. This pop ulss drink. which has an enormous sals an over the United stsses, has been in-, troduced in Prescott by I. Mercier ( Co, who are fully prepared to supply the excellent drink. o2la
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
uopl1no noUoe
aeslh

For sals at . gresfbargain- Enquis e the waldo House. ocs2ed
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
TAe --nee-sr-- sf .Tsssh Putting G,s.

Drs- b. and J. Pentiand have, affer -oos;derab'e expense, commenced the mA utacture of nitrous oxide gas' for .be absolutely painless extraction" os teeth They will continue 0 keep . good supply always oa hand of pure isesh gas, so that the most tiraid may DO longer dread the extraction oi trouble cor . teeth. fl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05

Friday, Dec 3isI -Ths=hoArd- sul<ry;scrs- At thsiy meeting yesterday ordersd that al church property, including rsrsonayes, te exempt from taAation, and that pat ented mines be alec struck from the tax roll. The tolloving bills were audited and xllowed:,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
MosIcs eo Ssssis.


 w. have en ou' bo,ks large nun- ber of accounts long past due. Every one o~nlnS Us MUST come forward and se,'ie. These are .till . large number of acceus ts ot the Lt: 6rm of L. Bash ford | C.. unpaii These we mus, col Ias immediately or place in the hands ot our attorneys |, sue.
 inf W. (. iSHFORD& co.
 Candjes sold St RauRnAnn's Confec- tionsry st B cents per pound, strictly pure and always fresh- dl7
 Ford's Aontexuins sn~S cigar store. Freeh candies and nuts just re esiv. l; these goods are nice and fresh.- I buy in smau quantities.. consequently have no od stock on hxnd. Giveme . all oI4u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05

Brschs ( Throne haSeSe eastoaA q ehutx,es. farm < spring vzepas. which they offer for sale very ess1 s1-H>
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
Hollday oOsleo-

Jules Bsumxn, cur manufacturing confectionery on the east side of the Plaza. hereby wishes 70 call the atten- tion of bis many customers and the public generally to the tact that his store is positively tho only place in Prescust where strictly pure. fresh can dies are for sale.
 Xr. Bauman ie professional cen fcctioner of many years' experience and manufactures his candies right here in Prercott. iresb -scry day. from pure dry granusaied susar. and war.ants them "a t- superior in every respect to the ro-caihsi ir,sh candies, which are brought to this market by freight from dietsnt wholesale manufacturers.
 He alec keeps on hand the choices, fresh oysters that are known: "The Royal New York Counts." and all kinds os fresh nuts, this year's crop. and ap- pler lemons and oranges.
 Wedding and holiday cakes made 70 order and most artisticAlly decorated,
 Be sure and call .: Baumanus COO. fectionery for your holiday purchases, on the east side of the plaza. seoond door north ot Bray's BAzaar. t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05

bocss and shoes made to order. in the most substantial manner, by wm- H. Billings xt his new shop on Corsez strcet, opposite the City Feed Yard Invisible patching and general repairing spe- cialty. ullm1
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
ouogagDo GooAGo

pta0o Aog 0nlo Or VI eens the same to . responihae partyA Sapd squars yin bs sosd ehaap. Apply so ]. Fishsr.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
Pos Sale.

Hosses, buggy, hafness. COW, poultry, househo:d furniture. carpets. etc.. ct res idence of Captain J. E. Weston, Head quarters Hill. whpple Barracks. Prop ersy ran be seen any day this or next week. from Q to o'clock.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05

Inc days Of high prices l1R Rfeocoet have passed away. Drugs and patent medicines are selling at Nev York prices at Robinson's drug ssoro south Nonsexuma. street.
 Ely's Cream Balm cured me of Car rah of many years standing-ressoe1 ny sence of smell For colds in tho bead it works like magic.-E. H. Shez- wood. Nationa, State Bank, Elizabeth, NJ, Eesy to use, See sdy.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
For Rent

4 hsndsome two story cos&age, with good outhouses, well, etc, on McCormick strees. Apply to J. Thorbeck. st new b~ksry, near Mrs. Roach's restaurant.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05

We are o6sring an elegant kns q ladiea underwear at cost, and the veEy aeess designs in neck ruchinss. CAn and - our hsrgxine even if you do not want to buy.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
Yesossoey.s vse..

Ths voas q yssassdays slsstioa sss vesy very igha ssly SC votes being Pollsd The idnOuing i ths oAciAl coant:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05

In Jules Bauu,Auns confectionery store, some jevelry. The party who cen giss satisfactory psOof oi ovnership can oS- tain it after paying cost ot publieasion-7
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05

The propnetors of the Elite aaloon, near the Williams house, furniah . hst lunch every day froo l3 so 2 o'clock, and cold lunch from 10 s30so l4 p.n-tf
Bent County register., 1887-03-19
TOWN OFLAMAR,

Splendid Immediately adjoining the original
blocks Main 81 extending
half mile westward
Bent County register., 1887-03-19
Admirable For RESIDECES

He''~n rapidly hins
tLht tdir.tia
Bent County register., 1887-03-19
THIS NEW ADDITION Is

w'An stones
Bent County register., 1887-03-19
THE DEMAND FOR LOTS
In THE--

s nne location are
by everyone Large Sales made without effort
Bent County register., 1887-03-19
J. Z. GoDDING.
Secretary and General Manager
LAMAR, COLORADO.

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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-12

commission on tho Loan, but Mr..
Gibson said he could not allow It.,
but would put all the business he
could into the hands Of Skinner &
Co. to compensate for 1t.
Mr.. Dole offered resolution that
the Minister of Finance he request
ed TO make O detailed statement to
this House, Of the Els, 900 in the
items of expense in floating the
Loan.
Minister Green stated that he had
no details whatever in regard to the
expenditure OF fl5,000 The only
indication Of what 1t may have been
for is in a pencil memorandum left
by Mr.. Hoffnung, and is embodied
in my report. Mr.. Macfarlane told the
Cabinet that he could not give them
any light on the subject. He
believed it was a contract price
paid to brokers who did this work
in London. This information was
very unsatisfactory to the Cabinet.
We pay 100000 to syndicate to
float Loan and then our agent pays
$4,000 to help them do it. The
whole Cabinet absolutely repudiate
the whole transaction regarding
the f15,0 from beginning to end.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-12
HONOLULU RIFLES.

An alphabetical list of all the men,
bers of the Honolulu Rifles, design
ating their respective rank and com
pany, and stating their vocation and
place of business, has recently been
printed. The field and staff officers
of the battalion, 10 in number, are
complete, with the exception of
Surgeon, that office having been
made vacant by the departure and
resignation of DR.. Martin. Company
A, Capt. Pratt, has membership
of 67, which includes the Captain,
2 Lieutenants, 6 Sergeants, Z Cor
porals and 81 privates. Company
b, Capt. Unger, has &c members,
Company c, Capt. Fisher, IS mem
bers, and Company d, Capt. G. W.
Ashford, has 60 members.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-12
THIS MORNINGS LEGISLATURE.

A crush of matter prevents our
reaching this mornings Legislature.
We here give, however, an outline
of Minister GREEN'S statement rela-
tive to the Loan:-
Mr.. Young asked the Minister of
Finance the following questions in
regard to the English Loan:
1.-Who were the authorized
agents?
2.-How much were they to be
paid?
3.-What other expenses are to
be paid?
4.-What other expenses incurred
in floating the Loan!
Minister Green answered:
1.-Messrs. Armstrong and Mac
farlane were the authorized agents.
2.-I have no knowledge what
ever what they were to be paid indi-
vidually. There is no record in my
office concerning the matter.
al am equally ignorant about
what other expenses are to be paid.
Al find in list of expenses the
sum of 81, 476.67 to be charged to
expense of floating the Loan; these
amounts were paid on Mr.. Macfar-
lanes drafts.
| cannot tell what else is to be
paid. AS I said before, ! know
nothing about what arrangements
have been made. ! have had no
demands made on me except draft
in favor of Skinner & Co., by G. W.
Macfarlane for 1850. 1t is draft
ON 10 days sight. When it becomes
due 1 shall refuse 10 pay it. Mr..
Macfarlane said he had received
per cent on the 100000 from the
syndicate, amounting to $4,000.
Mr.. Armstrong had tried to obtain o
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A NECKLACE OF HUMAN FINGERS.

A curious and interesting relic Of
Indian barbarism was received at
the war department few days ago.
1t consisted of necklace Of human
fingers. Originally there were ele-
ven fingers strung together after the
manner OF necklaces OF bears, claws,
but three of them had been lost.
This CHASTITY adorment was captured
in an attack on the northern Chey-
enness in 1876. and each finger re-
presented life taken by the owner,
the big medicine man of the tribe.
The fingers aad been preserved by
opening the skin, removing the
bones, scraping away all the tissues
and fatty substances, replacing the
bones, and subjecting the skin to
some tanning process. The neck
lace Aas sen to West Point BIS Capt.
Bourke, who is now engaged in pre-
pairing some historical matter relat-
ing 10 the Indians. 1t was brought
from West Point here IN order that
it might be produced in paper mache
at the Smithsonian institution.
Washington Cor. New York Sun.
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VESSELS EXPECTED.

HIJMS Tsukuba, from Acapulco,
Mex, due Feb 20-2S.
Am blk Coloma, from Portland, en-
route for Hongkong, due Oct $3.50.
Am blk Southern Chief, from Port
land, Or, en- route to HOngkong, due
Oct 20-3l.
Ger blk Deutchland, from Bremen,
due Feb LEO.
Am bktne Ella, Z G Rust, from Eureka
Cal, due Oct 1920.
Am bktne Amelia, w Newhall, from
Port Townsend, due August l5-31.
Am bark Sonoma, t II Griffiths, from
Port Townsend, w L due aug 20-31.
Am bark Z o Whitmore, I Thompson,
from San Francisco, due Sept 1870.
Am ship Matilda, Merriman, from
Hongkong, due July 1921.
Brit bark Min, from Liverpool, due
December LILO.
Am bktne August Burchard, from
Newcastle, N S ", due Oct 1-20.
Haw schooner Jennie Walker, b An
derson, from Fanning's Island, due Sept
1-20.
Am tern Eva, J o Wikman, from
Eureka, Cal Sept lilo.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-12
COMMENCING AT Ga. M. SHARP
OFFICIAL LIST OF RACES & PRIZES.
PART I.

Yacht Race-First Glass. First prize,
$4,000; second prize, $1,000; third
prize, saves stakes, open to all.
C0URSE-The course In this race eau
be had on application to the Secretary.
2-SinsIe SOULS Shells. Prize, $40 90;
second prize saves stakes. Open to all.
COURSE-To be set by the judges on
day OF race (weather permitting).
3-Four. cared Dlnqeys = Stationary Seats.
First prize, $500; second prize,
$40 90. Open TO all.
COURSE-Froms starting line out the
channel to spar buoy, keeping same
on port side in rounding line, and
back to place of starting.
4-six- Paddle Canoe Race. First prize
$1,000; second prize, $500. Open to
all.
COURSE-From starting line to and
around can buoy off the Marine Rail-
way and back to starting point.
5-Whaleboat Race - Six Oars. First
prize, $500; second prize, $500,
Open to all.
COURSE-same as in No. 9.
Six Dared Gigs Sliding Seats Senior
Crews. Prize, silver cup valued at
$4,000; also framed photos of win
ming crew presented by j. j. Will
liams. Open only to elabs of the AS
ISOLATION.
COURSE-From starting line out the
channel, leaving spar buoy on port
side, thence to and around individual
stake boats on a line with bell buoy,
keeping same on port side In rounding,
and back TO starting point, keeping
spar buoy on starboard side.
7-14-0ared Barge or Cutter Race. Prize
$4,000 Open to all.
COURSE-Same as In No. 6.
8-Sk-0ared Gigs, Sliding Seats-Junior
Crews. Prize, cup valued at $1,000
Open only to clubs of the Association
COURSE-Same as in No. 3.
9-SaiI Boat Race.
Open to all sail boats belonging only
to the war vessels in port. No Iestric
tons as to rig. Limited to wood O
water ballast, or both. Ballast may b.
shifted but wood must not be jettisoneC
nor water started.
allowance to be decided by the judges
First prize, Kings cup valued a
81 600; second prize. $500.
COUR sE-Same as in No. /.
INTERMIssIoN OF ONE HOUR.
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for the appointment OF others to Oil
vacancies.
Section 8. Provides for the dis
position Of the road tax.
The committee here rose, and the
Chairman reported progress and
asked leave to sit again.
The report Of the committee was
adopted. The Present then an.
nounced the following committee to
investigate the opium license:
Messrs. Kinney, Paehaole and the
Attorney-General.
At 5 P. NJ. the House adjourned
to 10 o'clock Saturday morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-12
CONCERT TO-AlGHT.

The Complimentary Concert to
Mr.. Chas. Michiels tonight, pro-
misses to be fine musical treat.
Quite number of our local artists
have kindly volunteered their SER
vices, as has also the Hawaiian Band.
This gentleman has many times
rendered gratutous services at pub
lie entertainments. These services
should be recognized 10y giving him
a bumper house on this occasion.